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Showing the last 30 overs of this innings.

1. • 35.14Taijul Islam to Brandon King, FOUR, "this victory is tremendous" is the comment from Ian Bishop on air. Flat good length around off, Brandon King goes on the back foot and forces it hard, has to beat a packed off-side field and does so through extra-cover. Fittingly King finishes it off. Celebrations begin in the West Indies camp as they are all smiles and congratulating each other. Chase so happy as soon as the winning runs were scored. King and Kavem Hodge hug as the post-match formalities follow
2. • 33.34Taijul Islam to Kavem Hodge, FOUR, Kavem Hodge in the mood to finish it off early. It's tossed up full and he comes down the track, gets too close to the pitch, but drills the drive and beats the dive of mid-off to his right
3. • 32.64Nayeem Hasan to Kavem Hodge, FOUR, Nayeem Hasan over the wicket to Kavem Hodge too. It's full outside off, Hodge brings out the reverse-sweep and hits it to the vacant third man fence, West Indies just 14 away now
   • 32.14Nayeem Hasan to Kavem Hodge, FOUR, Nayeem Hasan is welcomed back with a four. On a length on middle and off from round the wicket, Kavem Hodge sinks low and no-one at deep backward square-leg, so sweeps safely to the fence there
4. • 31.24Taijul Islam to Kavem Hodge, FOUR, good paddle that. Full outside off, Kavem Hodge gets outside off and paddles it on the full, gets it fine of backward square leg and it runs away
5. • 30.26Hasan Mahmud to Kavem Hodge, SIX, short of length outside off, Kavem Hodge goes on the back foot and swivels to hammer the pull over the deep backward square-leg fence. The fielder was not that square and it flies all the way
6. • 29.6DDropped catchTaijul Islam to Brandon King, 1 run, Ebadot the sub has made a meal of that at long-off. Should've been taken. It's tossed up full on middle, Brandon King comes down the track to loft, miscues it as the bat turns. Ebadot is slow to track that, goes back and goes with two hands over his head. It hits the right hand around the wrist and down it goes. Had he judged that better, was an easy catch. With just 40 needed and 8 wickets to take, you need to take those. King was not to the pitch of the ball but still wanted to loft and taken on long-off, gets lucky. Ebadot was in from the cushions and had he been right back, that was down his throat. Seales in the West Indies dugout sees it and has a wide smile on his face. He loved that drop
   • 29.44Taijul Islam to Brandon King, FOUR, more flight and Brandon King has lofted this straight down the ground for four. He comes down the track and doesn't loft it off the middle of the bat. Off the thick inside half and straight back over Taijul Islam
7. • 28.24Hasan Mahmud to Brandon King, FOUR, beautiful drive. Fullish outside off, Brandon King gets forward and drives on the rise, high elbow and all that. Wide of short cover and no chance for deep point running to his right
8. • 26.4WHasan Mahmud to Chanderpaul, out Caught by Taijul Islam!! Chanderpaul holes out to the fine-leg fielder. It's dug in short at Chanderpaul from round the wicket, he goes on the back foot to pull and doesn't get on top of the bounce. Miscues the pull and Taijul goes back to take a well-judged catch. Are we on to something here? Two wickets for Bangladesh and the runs aren't coming as well. Chanderpaul c Taijul Islam b Hasan Mahmud 1(15)
   • 26.2UDRS reviewHasan Mahmud to Brandon King, no run, looked leg-sidish to the naked eye and had Nitin Menon given it out, would've stayed out as it is ump's call on clipping. Fourth ump's call goes in favor of West Indies. Three to Brandon King. Shanto is not pleased at all. He has an angry look on his face. Length delivery and jags back in, beats the flick and thuds into the back leg. Impact on leg-stump, loud appeal is turned down and then Bangladesh take the review. It's just clipping and that won't do for Bangladesh
9. • 20.5WShoriful Islam to John Campbell, out Bowled!! John Campbell curses himself as he inside-edges one back on. Full and a hint of tail back in, Campbell is on the move as he pushes at it, the thick inside edge goes back on to middle-stump. No twin fifties in the game for Campbell. A rare moment of cheer for Bangladesh. No major celebrations from them. John Campbell b Shoriful Islam 49(55) [4s-6 6s-1]
   • 20.24Shoriful Islam to John Campbell, FOUR, so easy for John Campbell. It's short and doesn't trouble him at all. It's around off and rib-height, Campbell goes on the back foot and swivels to pull to the deep backward square-leg fence
10. • 18.64Shoriful Islam to Brandon King, FOUR, hat-trick of fours to bring up the 100-run stand. 50 for Brandon King as well. The West Indies dugout is up and all smiles. Length delivery outside off, slight hint of width, King leans back and cuts late, well wide of gully and it races away to the deep backward point fence which is open. Nothing going right for Bangladesh as West Indies cruise towards the win
    • 18.54Shoriful Islam to Brandon King, FOUR, Shanto is hurt here. They are calling for the physio. He has dropped it at 2nd slip. Length delivery outside off, Brandon King goes on the back foot to punch, the face is open and the outside edge flies. Shanto went awkwardly to his right with two hands and it probably hit him on the thumb. Immediately he went down and was clutching his hand in pain. He is in still in strife as Shanto walks off with the physio. Hopefully for his sake, there's no broken finger or thumb. The right hand is the one which has taken the brunt of the ball. Ebadot is on as sub
    • 18.44Shoriful Islam to Brandon King, FOUR, thick outside edge and it goes down. A wry smile on Shanto's face. It's a length delivery outside off, Brandon King gets forward to defend, the face is open and it trampolines over the gully fielder. No chance when it bounces like that in front
11. • 17.64Nayeem Hasan to John Campbell, FOUR, what a good blow that is. Slower and fuller outside off, deep mid-wicket is free and John Campbell gets low, has to drag it but does so. It comes off the thick inside half but it's into the gap. Nayeem Hasan can just look at the batter with a disappointed expression
    • 17.14Nayeem Hasan to Brandon King, FOUR, sliding down leg, good length and spinning down leg, Brandon King gets low and sweeps hard, beats deep backward square-leg easily to his right. West Indies looking to attack at every opportunity
12. • 16.64Taijul Islam to John Campbell, FOUR, it's tossed up full and John Campbell accepts the invite. No deep extra-cover or long-off and he gets forward and lofts. More of a white-ball shot and it slowly reaches the fence. A big over for West Indies as they get closer to the target
    • 16.34Taijul Islam to John Campbell, FOUR, that's a fine shot. It's tossed up full outside off, John Campbell gets forward and to the pitch of the ball, cover is open and it races away to the fence through that big gap. That is a good shot. Taijul Islam wears a disappointed expression on his face
13. • 11.46Nayeem Hasan to Brandon King, SIX, what a strike! King dances down the track to the floaty delivery on middle, gets close to the pitch of it and clubs it cow corner for a flat maximum. Batting with positive intent can transfer the pressure back on the bowlers even on a tricky surface and that's what is happening
    • 11.2UDRS reviewNayeem Hasan to Brandon King, no run, Bangladesh review for a lbw! Looks like it was spinning down leg. Was on a back of a length on off and it turned in sharply. King initially wanted to work it across but eventually decided to not offer a shot. He padded it away. Time for the replays. There's no shot offered so the impact doesn't matter. Over to ball-tracking and hitting is umpire's call. Close but not close enough. Bangladesh retain the review
14. • 10.34Mehidy Hasan Miraz to Brandon King, leg byes, FOUR, this is poor bowling! The Bangladeshi spinners are under pressure. On a length and turning down leg, King moves inside the line and tries to work it across but it deflects off his pads past the keeper and runs to the fence behind
    • 10.14Mehidy Hasan Miraz to John Campbell, FOUR, cracking stroke! A half-volley outside off, Campbell leans towards it and drills it through extra cover to find the fence. He is oozing confidence at the moment
15. • 9.34Nayeem Hasan to Brandon King, FOUR, struck with authority! These two are now batting with a lot of confidence. King uses his feet to the tossed up delivery outside off, gets close to the pitch of it and hammers it through mid-off for a rocketing boundary
16. • 8.56Mehidy Hasan Miraz to John Campbell, SIX, poor delivery and duly punished! A dragdown on middle, Campbell rocks back and pulls it with authority over cow corner for a maximum. He picked up the length in a jiffy and dispatched it
    • 8.34Mehidy Hasan Miraz to John Campbell, FOUR, Campbell is batting with a lot of positivity! He stays leg-side of this tossed up delivery on off and drives it elegantly past the right side of mid-off. Once again the timing is spot on and he gets the desired result
17. • 7.64Taijul Islam to Brandon King, FOUR, beautifully played! On a back of a length on off, turning away. King rocks back, gets into a good position and works it through mid-wicket with great timing. Playing against the turn on this surface is not easy but he made it look simple
18. • 0.3UDRS reviewMehidy Hasan Miraz to John Campbell, leg byes, 2 runs, Bangladesh review for a lbw. Shanto consulted Litton Das and Mehidy and challenged the decision just before the timer ran out. The impact might be in question. Was an arm delivery on a length just outside off, skidded after landing. John Campbell went for the big sweep across the line but missed to get rapped on the pads. The replays roll in. Ball-tracker reveals that the impact as well as hitting is umpire's call. Bangladesh don't lose the review
    • 0.24Mehidy Hasan Miraz to Brandon King, FOUR, King gets off the mark in style! On the shorter side, turning in towards leg-stump, King camps back and tickles it past the keeper and through to the fine leg fence behind

1. • We will leave it there. The 2nd Test of the series is on 5th November in Sylhet. Interesting to see what kind of pitch is offered there. We will be there nice and early for that one. Do join us then. For more cricketing action follow Cricbuzz. Until next time, this is Abhinav Guha Thakurta signing off on behalf of my scoring colleague, Vinod Kumar. Take care and be well.
   • "Marvellous", "Outstanding" and "simply brilliant" were some of the adjectives used by Athar Ali Khan on air to describe West Indies' performance in this game. Led from the front by Roston Chase who was superb yesterday after being let down by his lower-order batters as he watched them play shots and get out - which left him stranded at the other end. That fired him up and he took the ball and did the job himself. This is another positive step for West Indies who managed to draw 2-2 the T20I series against India in India which is not a mean achievement. Bangladesh would be disappointed with their batting and their spin bowling on days 3 and 4 although it can be argued that the umpire's call (4 LBWs were ump's call and went West Indies' way with 3 of them going in favor of King and 1 to Campbell) didn't go their way today when they were bowling. Whether that would have changed the result can be debatable but Bangladesh were below-par in home conditions. And their skipper, Shanto at the post-match presentation just mentioned some of those points.
   • Chase 2/2: [On his own bowling performance, his improvement in the second innings, and taking five wickets to help restrict Bangladesh to a chaseable total.] Yeah, I'm pleased with the performance in the second innings because I didn't have the best of performances with the ball in the first innings. So the guys really asked me to give themselves in the second innings with the ball and challenged me. So I tried to put my hand up and I got five wickets and it helped us to restrict them for a low total, a low enough total that we could have chased in the second innings on a pitch that was offering a bit. But I still thought that it was a good cricket wicket.
   • Roston Chase | West Indies captain 1/2: [On the importance of the Test victory, West Indies’ comeback after trailing in the first innings, and the team’s ambition to improve their position in the World Test Championship rankings.] Yeah, well we came here with a goal to win these two Test matches to go up in the rankings. We want to finish at least sixth or fifth in the table. And to do that, we need to win these two matches. So the guys were determined even though we didn't have a good start in the first innings. We lost the lead. But we were still determined to come and fight back and try to win the game. And that we did. So I just really want to commend the guys for the fight that we showed. [On the contributions of the batters, particularly John Campbell and Tagenarine Chanderpaul, in keeping West Indies within striking distance despite conceding a 27-run first-innings lead.] Yeah, well we didn't want to give up a big lead if we did lose the lead. But I thought that the guys batted well in partnership. And also in the second innings coming out there and giving us that start between the two openers because you know sometimes when couple wickets fall early, it sets a bit of panic into the dressing room. But the way the guys went out there today and started the second innings was lovely for us. And it gave us that momentum and we carried on right to the end.
   • Jomel Warrican | Player of the Match: [On how he managed to bowl so effectively despite the pitch not offering significant turn or assistance to the spinners, and whether discipline was the key to his success.] Most of all, it was discipline and consistency, but also using the slide we get to my advantage. It found the wicket had a lot of pace in it. So when I bowled my arm ball, it was very, very effective. [On his accuracy and the importance of consistently hitting the right areas to frustrate the batters.] Yeah, I believe in consistency. You know, I did a lot of work with Nikita Miller and also Ravi Rampaul, working on hitting the right areas. Also getting the marks after the end of the day to see which areas I'm landing, so to repeat it over and over and be consistent at it. Consistency pays off. [On the collective bowling effort and West Indies delivering an emphatic Test-match victory to give their cricket a much-needed boost.] No, the total team effort. Bangladesh was in the ascendancy in the first innings. Then Joshua Bishop came and got us two quick wickets early that helped us restrict them with a cheaper total. Then the second innings, Roston Chase with his bowling set the platform and to come and get five wickets, which was very impressive as well.
   • Shanto 2/2: [On Bangladesh taking a 27-run first-innings lead and Nayeem Hasan's impressive return with four wickets, supported by the other bowlers.] Yeah, I think Nayeem did a great job, especially coming back after a long time and bowl like that. It's really impressive. And then I think Miraz, Shoriful, Hasan, TJ (Taijul) all bowled really well. [On Bangladesh’s disappointing second-innings batting performance and their failure to set West Indies a challenging target.] Yeah, I think we didn't bat well and especially we start really, really poor. And then we gave too many soft dismissals. So I think going forward we need to look at that areas, how we can do better in this kind of condition. [On the umpiring decisions and missed opportunities in the field, including the possibility that an early decision in Bangladesh’s favour could have changed the course of the match.] Yeah, obviously I think if you not putting enough runs on the board, this kind of decision we need. And in the field as well that need to take extra efforts, extra unbelievable catch. Those are the things we need. But unfortunately we didn't get those opportunities today. But it can happen in cricket. It can definitely happen in cricket. [On the upcoming second Test and Bangladesh’s opportunity to correct their mistakes and bounce back.] Yeah, obviously I think very important Test match. And then boys will come back strongly. That's what I believe.
   • Najmul Hossain Shanto | Bangladesh captain 1/2: [On Bangladesh’s overall performance and why the match did not go according to plan.] Yeah, I think disappointing performance. I think all three departments, batting, bowling, fielding, didn't play our best. Yes, that's going to be our concerns. [On Bangladesh’s return after the disappointing result against Afghanistan and the lack of consistency following their impressive performance in Australia.] I think in the dressing room and the preparation was, the intention was good. I think players really wanted to do well for the team. But I think it's just a bad day to me because, as I said, all three departments we didn't do well, especially with the field as well. So I think it can happen sometimes. But I think the intention and the preparation was quite good, I believe. [On Shadman's century and Bangladesh’s middle-order collapse after getting into a comfortable position in the first innings.] Yeah, obviously I think the way Shadman batted, really, really good to see him back in good form. But I think especially the middle order, we couldn't manage to do a big partnership. So I think first innings wicket was pretty good. I think that moment we should have scored a little bit more extra runs on the board.
   • Match summary: Bangladesh won the toss and opted to bat first. They made 272 with Shadman making 105. Bangladesh lost their last 7 wickets for 51 runs slipping from 221/3 to 272 all-out. Warrican the star with a fifer. In reply, West Indies made 245 with 50s from Campbell, Chanderpaul, and 40s from Greaves and Chase. Nayeem wrapped up things with a four-fer. With a 27-run lead behind them, Bangladesh slipped to 53/6 as Chase starred with the ball with able support from Warrican. Bad light and some dogged resistance from Nayeem and Jaker Ali (the concussion sub for Mominul) prevented more damage to Bangladesh yesterday. The game was lost to a large extent by Bangladesh in that phase yesterday when Chase and Warrican spun a web. From 53/6, Bangladesh did well to reach 142 but 170 was easily chased down by West Indies as the openers shone. Stay tuned for the post-match stuff....
   • 15:56 Local Time, 09:56 GMT, 15:26 IST: A special win for West Indies this. They don't often win abroad and that too so convincingly. 170 was supposed to test them but the openers set them on their way with a 112-run stand and that made the task easier. Bangladesh were not allowed to settle as Campbell and King both decided to play attacking cricket. They didn't allow the spinners to cause any impact as the trio went wicketless. That should disappoint Bangladesh a lot on a surface which helped them on day 4. Earlier in the day, Bangladesh started on 79/6 and were bowled out for 142 with Nayeem Hasan making 52. Chase and Warrican were outstanding sharing 9 wickets between themselves. One expected West Indies to not saunter to victory as they did eventually, with only bad light and lightning preventing them from reaching there much earlier.
2. Over 36 · 4 runs (4)
   • 35.14Taijul Islam to Brandon King, FOUR, "this victory is tremendous" is the comment from Ian Bishop on air. Flat good length around off, Brandon King goes on the back foot and forces it hard, has to beat a packed off-side field and does so through extra-cover. Fittingly King finishes it off. Celebrations begin in the West Indies camp as they are all smiles and congratulating each other. Chase so happy as soon as the winning runs were scored. King and Kavem Hodge hug as the post-match formalities follow
3. End of over 35 · 3 runs (0 0 1 1 1 0)WI 166/2Kavem Hodge 31(27) · Brandon King 77(114) · Nayeem Hasan 11-0-49-0
   • 34.6•Nayeem Hasan to Kavem Hodge, no run, caught at slip but no bat or glove. It's tossed up full outside off, bit of bounce beats the attempted sweep of Kavem Hodge, off the right arm and to slip
   • 34.51Nayeem Hasan to Brandon King, 1 run, good length and turns into off and middle, Brandon King goes on the back foot and nudges it to long-on
   • 34.41Nayeem Hasan to Kavem Hodge, 1 run, good length on off, Kavem Hodge goes on the back foot and pulls to deep mid-wicket
   • 34.31Nayeem Hasan to Brandon King, 1 run, flat good length just outside off, Brandon King goes on the back foot and pulls hard and straight to deep mid-wicket
   • 34.2•Nayeem Hasan to Brandon King, no run, wow! Big turn and bounce. Rips from outside off and lands on a length, comes into middle, Brandon King goes on the back foot to flick, hit on the back leg high. Easily going over and Litton Das tells Nayeem Hasan to get on with it
   • 34.1•Nayeem Hasan to Brandon King, no run, tossed up on a good length and turns in sharply, Brandon King gets forward to defend, it hits the thick inside edge and rolls away to his right
4. End of over 34 · 7 runs (1 0 4 1 0 1)WI 163/2Brandon King 75(110) · Kavem Hodge 30(25) · Taijul Islam 12-3-50-0
   • 33.61Taijul Islam to Brandon King, 1 run, fired full outside off, Brandon King gets forward to push to the right of backward point for one
   • 33.5•Taijul Islam to Brandon King, no run, slower and on a good length on off, bit of extra bounce, Brandon King handles it well as he angles the defence to the right of slip. Played with soft hands and down
   • 33.41Taijul Islam to Kavem Hodge, 1 run, good length on off and middle, Kavem Hodge goes on the back foot and cuts hard and straight to deep extra-cover
   • 33.34Taijul Islam to Kavem Hodge, FOUR, Kavem Hodge in the mood to finish it off early. It's tossed up full and he comes down the track, gets too close to the pitch, but drills the drive and beats the dive of mid-off to his right
   • 33.2•Taijul Islam to Kavem Hodge, no run, full on middle, Kavem Hodge gets forward to defend down the track
   • 33.11Taijul Islam to Brandon King, 1 run, slower on a good length outside off, turns away, Brandon King goes on the back foot and flat-bats to long-off
5. End of over 33 · 10 runs (4 1 0 0 1 4)WI 156/2Kavem Hodge 25(22) · Brandon King 73(107) · Nayeem Hasan 10-0-46-0
   • 32.64Nayeem Hasan to Kavem Hodge, FOUR, Nayeem Hasan over the wicket to Kavem Hodge too. It's full outside off, Hodge brings out the reverse-sweep and hits it to the vacant third man fence, West Indies just 14 away now
   • 32.51Nayeem Hasan to Brandon King, 1 run, good length and flat outside off, Brandon King goes on the back foot to punch it down to long-on
   • 32.4•Nayeem Hasan to Brandon King, no run, sharp turn and bounce, turns into the left thigh pad, Brandon King flicks and misses. No chance of that being LBW
   • Slip, legslip and a forward short-leg in for Kavem Hodge. For Brandon King, Nayeem Hasan over the wicket with a slip and a backward short-leg.
   • 32.3•Nayeem Hasan to Brandon King, no run, flat good length outside off, Brandon King goes on the back foot and punches well, cover dives to his left to cut it off. Saved runs
   • 32.21Nayeem Hasan to Kavem Hodge, 1 run, flat back of a length on leg-stump, Kavem Hodge goes on the back foot and nudges to fine-leg
   • 32.14Nayeem Hasan to Kavem Hodge, FOUR, Nayeem Hasan is welcomed back with a four. On a length on middle and off from round the wicket, Kavem Hodge sinks low and no-one at deep backward square-leg, so sweeps safely to the fence there
6. • Nayeem Hasan [9.0-0-36-0] is back into the attack
7. End of over 32 · 7 runs (0 4 0 3 0 0)WI 146/2Brandon King 72(104) · Kavem Hodge 16(19) · Taijul Islam 11-3-43-0
   • 31.6•Taijul Islam to Brandon King, no run, slower and fuller on middle, Brandon King gets forward and opens the face of the bat to angle it to backward point
   • 31.5•Taijul Islam to Brandon King, no run, slower and fuller on middle, Brandon King is happy to get forward to block
   • 31.43Taijul Islam to Kavem Hodge, 3 runs, tossed up full and Kavem Hodge comes down the track to loft, the thick inside edge runs away to deep mid-wicket and it's a long chase for the fielder. Easy three
   • 31.3•Taijul Islam to Kavem Hodge, no run, too good! Full on middle, Kavem Hodge did all the right things, gets forward to defend, but lands short of his bat and then turns to beat the outside edge. Just misses off-stump
   • 31.24Taijul Islam to Kavem Hodge, FOUR, good paddle that. Full outside off, Kavem Hodge gets outside off and paddles it on the full, gets it fine of backward square leg and it runs away
   • 31.1•Taijul Islam to Kavem Hodge, no run, flat good length on off, Kavem Hodge goes on the back foot and punches past the dive of short cover, but mid-off is in quickly
8. • Time for a drink. West Indies slowly but surely getting there. When the openers were batting in tandem, runs were coming freely but the two wickets has put a brake on the scoring. Bangladesh much better as they rotate the pacers and spinners. Surprising to see the floodlights on despite clear skies and the sun shining brightly.
9. End of over 31 · 8 runs (1 6 0 0 0 1)WI 139/2Kavem Hodge 9(15) · Brandon King 72(102) · Hasan Mahmud 3-0-14-1
   • 30.61Hasan Mahmud to Kavem Hodge, 1 run, thick outside edge but doesn't carry to Tamim's right at 2nd slip. Full outside off, Kavem Hodge pushes at it and the thick outside edge is found. Tamim dives to his right and parries it away as it bounces short of him
   • 30.5•Hasan Mahmud to Kavem Hodge, no run, back of a length outside off, Kavem Hodge goes on the back foot to punch, the thick inside edge finds mid-wicket
   • Sun shining brightly.
   • 30.4•Hasan Mahmud to Kavem Hodge, no run, short of length and nips back in to off, Kavem Hodge goes on the back foot and defends it to the right of Hasan Mahmud
   • 30.3•Hasan Mahmud to Kavem Hodge, no run, short of length outside off, Kavem Hodge goes on the back foot to cut, the bottom-edge finds the wide 2nd slip on the bounce
   • 30.26Hasan Mahmud to Kavem Hodge, SIX, short of length outside off, Kavem Hodge goes on the back foot and swivels to hammer the pull over the deep backward square-leg fence. The fielder was not that square and it flies all the way
   • 30.11Hasan Mahmud to Brandon King, 1 run, short of length outside off, Brandon King goes on the back foot to cut hard and straight to deep backward point
10. End of over 30 · 6 runs (0 1 0 4 0 1)WI 131/2Brandon King 71(101) · Kavem Hodge 2(10) · Taijul Islam 9-3-30-0
    • 29.61Taijul Islam to Brandon King, 1 run, Ebadot the sub has made a meal of that at long-off. Should've been taken. It's tossed up full on middle, Brandon King comes down the track to loft, miscues it as the bat turns. Ebadot is slow to track that, goes back and goes with two hands over his head. It hits the right hand around the wrist and down it goes. Had he judged that better, was an easy catch. With just 40 needed and 8 wickets to take, you need to take those. King was not to the pitch of the ball but still wanted to loft and taken on long-off, gets lucky. Ebadot was in from the cushions and had he been right back, that was down his throat. Seales in the West Indies dugout sees it and has a wide smile on his face. He loved that drop
    • 29.5•Taijul Islam to Brandon King, no run, slower and sliding down leg, Brandon King misses the flick, hit the thigh pad. Easily missing leg-stump
    • 29.44Taijul Islam to Brandon King, FOUR, more flight and Brandon King has lofted this straight down the ground for four. He comes down the track and doesn't loft it off the middle of the bat. Off the thick inside half and straight back over Taijul Islam
    • 29.3•Taijul Islam to Brandon King, no run, Brandon King comes down the track and does well not to go for a big shot, defends to short cover
    • 29.21Taijul Islam to Kavem Hodge, 1 run, full on middle, Kavem Hodge gets forward to drive to mid-off who's very deep
    • 29.1•Taijul Islam to Kavem Hodge, no run, tossed up on a length on off, Kavem Hodge gets forward to defend, the thick inside edge rolls to forward short-leg
11. • Kavem Hodge looks relaxed out there. He is blowing bubbles from his chewing gum.
12. End of over 29 · 4 runs (0 4 0 0 0 0)WI 125/2Brandon King 66(97) · Kavem Hodge 1(8) · Hasan Mahmud 2-0-6-1
    • 28.6•Hasan Mahmud to Brandon King, no run, wide of the crease and angles the back of a length delivery on off-stump, bit of extra bounce. Brandon King goes on the back foot and defends well to mid-off
    • 28.5•Hasan Mahmud to Brandon King, no run, nearly sneaked through. Full and nips back in to off, Brandon King is late on the forward defence. Is saved by the thick inside edge which dribbles to the slip cordon
    • West Indies dugout are all smiles. Ravi Rampaul, Chase, Bishop and Seales all having a laugh.
    • 28.4•Hasan Mahmud to Brandon King, no run, wide of the crease and lands the inswinging yorker on middle-stump, good delivery and Brandon King digs it out to the right of gully
    • 28.3•Hasan Mahmud to Brandon King, no run, back of a length just outside off, Brandon King gets forward and punches nicely to mid-off
    • 28.24Hasan Mahmud to Brandon King, FOUR, beautiful drive. Fullish outside off, Brandon King gets forward and drives on the rise, high elbow and all that. Wide of short cover and no chance for deep point running to his right
    • 28.1•Hasan Mahmud to Brandon King, no run, good length and nips back in to off, Brandon King goes on the back foot to defend, it hits the thick inside half of the bat as it rolls towards short mid-wicket